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BC residential tenancy

Ending subsidized tenancy when eligibility changes

RTB-32Q is a specialist two-month notice, not an owner-use eviction.

Determine the correct route

Check the actual subsidy and qualifying arrangements, eligibility conditions and the relevant notice/dispute requirements.

Forms and documents to consider

Before applying, responding or serving

  • Check jurisdiction and the precise document version, number and legal purpose.
  • Write down what happened and when. Keep your rental agreement, notices, payment records and messages.
  • Check the official notice and RTB instructions for how to deliver it, when it counts as received, and the deadline.
  • Do not assume a form makes you eligible for the remedy or that an application automatically stays another order.

Critical distinction

Do not substitute a portal-generated owner-use notice; a subsidized-unit eligibility decision follows a different ground.

Official sources

Sources

Official BC government sources. Check updates before filing or serving.